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Topics meteorite topics
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Examples meteorite examples
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Simple sentences
This hole was formed by a falling meteorite.
Tom has a meteorite collection.
I think I've found a meteorite.
The Barringer Meteorite Crater near Winslow, Arizona is believed to have been formed about 49,000 years ago by the impact of a 300,000 ton meteorite.
Usually, meteoroids burn up in the atmosphere and never reach the ground. A meteorite is the chunk of material that does reach the ground.
Tom found a meteorite.
This meteorite was found in the Sahara Desert.
They found a meteorite.
What is a meteorite?
Movie subtitles
The building blocks of life on our planet may have originated elsewhere and were transported here when a meteorite collided with Earth.
That wasn't a meteorite that fell on Panama.
Better to die usefully than wait for a meteorite to hit you or radiation disease to get you.
Repeat. the entire population of England is afflicted with blindness after watching the meteorite shower last night.
The original triffid, the kind I saw in a greenhouse years ago, was known to have come to Earth on a meteorite.
This reappearance must have been caused by the meteorite explosion the other night.
He's investigating the meteorite. He told me about it.
It's a very strange meteorite. Look.
To investigate the meteorite?
Hmm. Six months after the meteorite fall, the saucers landed.
Then it was a meteorite.
A meteorite?
And not even a nickeI-iron meteorite could produce a field this intense.
Have you ever been in a sky station when a meteorite hit?
That wasn't a meteorite that fell on Panama. It was the burned remains of Number 7. I made sure of that myself.
It's a meteorite, I think.
Lts contents tally exactly with the makeup of an aerolite stony-iron meteorite composed entirely of silicates.
It couldn't be a meteorite.
If it is a meteorite, chances are it's been hurtling around our universe for a good many centuries.
We'll reach the meteorite cloud in 48 hours unless its trajectory changes.
Meteorite cloud encountered.
WE RAN INTO A METEORITE STORM.
It's a very strange meteorite.
The meteorite beam has not deflected it, captain.
The mystery of the Tungus meteorite.
Until they tried to crack open that meteorite.
And not even a nickel-iron meteorite could produce a field this intense.
Light to medium meteorite storm cross your planned route between 13:00 and 14:00 hours.
They can fend off even a medium-side meteorite up to 50 miles.
We're in the path of the second meteorite storm within a week.
Four - two meteorite storms of above average dimensions within seven days.
And bernalium - the one thing vital to our defences - bernalium is corroded, at a time when we're facing a big meteorite storm.
My calculations on the orbital path of the meteorite storm.
I ran some new calculations on the orbital path of the meteorite storm.
There's a report of some meteorite activity about 18 hours ahead ship time.
News and current affairs
Unless there is a global catastrophe - a meteorite impact, a world war, or a pandemic - mankind will remain a major environmental force for many millennia.
At more than 360 meters in diameter, the asteroid, Apophis, is a dozen times larger than the Tunguska space object (presumably a meteorite or comet) that devastated a large part of eastern Siberia a century ago.